Boomer & Carton: Picking Off The Panthers, Officiating The Officials, And More
This action-packed Thursday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza got started with a bang.
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This action-packed Thursday edition of the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza got started with a bang.
A fight at a recent hockey game didn't happen on the ice. Fans said security at the Barclays Center overreacted, and they claim it's a symptom of a larger issue.
Guard Arron Afflalo poured in 29 points and forward Carmelo Anthony recorded a double-double to lead the New York Knicks over the Minnesota Timberwolves 107-102 Wednesday at Madison Square Garden.
Guard Dwyane Wade, a pregame question mark because of the flu, recovered in time to score 28 points, leading five players in double figures.
The eight-year veteran was cut Wednesday, leaving the team with only three safeties on the roster: rookie Landon Collins, Craig Dahl and Cooper Taylor.
Colon is expected to begin the season as the Mets' fifth starter, behind young aces Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom, Noah Syndergaard and Steven Matz.
The Mets announced Scott's new assignment Wednesday. He was the Mets' minor league field coordinator from 2011-12 and had been the team's director of player development since then.
The Rams and Buccaneers face off with rookie sensations Jameis Winston and Todd Gurley leading the way for their respective teams.
The Giants would be almost unwatchable -- and certainly uncompetitive -- without Beckham, pro football's pass-catcher nonpareil.
The MetLife Stadium quarterbacks had massive showings in Week 14. And they were rewarded for their efforts.
Tuesday's 4-2 home victory over the Edmonton Oilers was proof that the Rangers possess two blue-line gems in Dylan McIlrath and Brady Skjei.
Muhammad Wilkerson is making a case for monster money, and nobody would blame the team that eventually gives it to him.
The Giants are preparing for Sunday's game against the undefeated Carolina Panthers with the understanding that they will have to do a lot better than they did on Monday if they expect to pull an upset.
No one in their right minds would call Eli Manning or Ryan Fitzpatrick the perfect quarterback. Gritty? Sure. Gamers? Oh, yes.
The New York Giants (6-7) remained relevant in the NFC east, as the squad gutted out a 31-24 win against the Miami Dolphins in South Florida. Their bonus for achieving that much-needed win is a date with arguably the best team in the NFL, the 13-0 Carolina Panthers.
